Andoni Iraola can sign three Bournemouth stars for Liverpool including £87m World Cup ace
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New Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola could look to bring three of his Bournemouth players to Anfield with himNew Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola could bring three Bournemouth players with him from the South Coast. The 43-year-old has signed a two-year deal with the Reds.Having steered the Cherries into European football for the first time in their history with a sixth-place Premier League finish, Iraola was handpicked to succeed Arne Slot.The Dutch manager finished just three points ahead of Bournemouth in the top flight this season and failed to win a trophy, having lifted the league title in his first campaign.Now Liverpool will press ahead with Iraola at the helm, and his influence could be felt in the transfer market straight away if he persuades some of his standout Bournemouth players to make the move to Anfield.
Mirror Football runs the rule over three Cherries stars the new boss could pluck from his old club.FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FB PAGE! The 29-year-old was instrumental in Bournemouth's achievements this season and has established himself as one of the finest ball-playing defenders in the division.Earlier in the campaign, Senesi confirmed he would be departing the Vitality Stadium at the end of the season and the club have already said their goodbyes.
Yet after netting five goals in merely 15 top-flight appearances, the teenager looks a genuine talent and has already earned a call-up to the Brazil squad for World Cup 2026.Iraola developed Rayan into a Premier League-quality player within months and he may look to bring him to Liverpool, where he'd feature on the right wing in Mohamed Salah's absence.However, the price tag could pose a problem. talkSPORT reports that Bournemouth included an £87m release clause in the player's deal, though it only takes effect next summer. Adams, who delivers outstanding physicality to the midfield through his tackling and ball recovery, alongside tireless energy levels, would prove invaluable to a squad like Liverpool's.He is 27 and his contract runs until 2028, meaning he wouldn't command an excessive fee.